How to Say ‘To reschedule my appointment’ in German
Meinen Termin verschieben
MY-nen tehr-MEEN fer-SHEE-ben
[MY-nen tehr-MEEN fer-SHEE-ben]
Phrase Breakdown
Meinen
[MY-nen]
my
Accusative masculine form of mein, used before Pass.
Ich finde meinen Pass nicht.
I cannot find my passport.
Termin
[tehr-MEEN]
appointment
A scheduled meeting or time slot.
Einen Termin für die Besichtigung hätte ich gern.
I would like an appointment for the site visit.
verschieben
[fer-SHEE-ben]
to reschedule / postpone
To move something to a different time; literally 'to push aside'.
Wir müssen das Treffen verschieben.
We have to postpone the meeting.
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